Tsx Trucking Inc (USDOT 3268655)

TSX TRUCKING INC (USDOT 3268655) carries a federal safety record defined by an exceptionally high volume of violations and a crash history that places it well above the average carrier in documented risk indicators. Over a recent 24-month period, FMCSA records show 284 violations on file across three categories: maintenance, unsafe driving, and hours-of-service. The maintenance violation count alone pushes TSX TRUCKING INC into the 94th percentile for that category, meaning it ranks among the worst-scoring carriers nationwide for maintenance-related infractions. That standing reflects a volume and frequency of maintenance findings that separate this carrier from the substantial majority of its peers in FMCSA's dataset.

Alongside that violation record, FMCSA crash data show 13 total crashes involving this carrier, with 7 injuries reported across those incidents and no fatalities recorded. Thirteen crashes represents a high-frequency crash record relative to typical carrier profiles in the federal database. Of those 13 crashes, 40 percent occurred during nighttime hours, meaning a notable share of the crash events on file were concentrated outside of daylight conditions. The combination of a high crash count, a significant injury total, and a nighttime concentration gives this carrier's crash record a distinct modality: frequent, spread across day and night, and tied to a vehicle operation profile with deep documentation of maintenance and driver-conduct violations.

The three violation categories on file — maintenance, unsafe driving, and hours-of-service — span both the mechanical condition of equipment and the conduct of drivers behind the wheel. Maintenance violations at the 94th-percentile rank indicate that inspectors repeatedly identified equipment-condition findings during roadside and compliance checks over the review window. Unsafe-driving and hours-of-service violations, recorded separately in the same period, reflect findings related to how vehicles were operated and how driving time was managed. Together, the 284 violations across these three domains represent one of the more extensive multi-category violation profiles in the public federal record.